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Speech of Robert Wickliffe in the Senate of Kentucky
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Reply of Robert Wickliffe, to Robert J. Breckinridge (Classic Reprint)
Excerpt from Reply of Robert Wickliffe, to Robert J. Breckinridge I would also ask the 'surviving certifier, what piece of property, or what suits or other difiicult business has the Rev. Rob't J. Attended to vigilantly'! I answer, not one! But as soon as I finished su'its, he sold and sacrificed his father' s lands, and pocketed or squandered the proceeds. For instance, I recovered for the family two tracts of land 1n Mason - what has become of these lands, or the money received for them? I recovered for them 333 acres of land adjoining the town of Nicholasville. Then worth twenty dol lars per acre, dellars, now worth 80 dollars per acre to the infants, had he not. Sold them, 19, 800 dollar...
